Pakistan
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Anthropology

British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-7
The first aerodromes appeared during the early twentieth century, initially for military aviation, postal services and imperial communications. During the…
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Point of View

Sweden: Quiet Power of Ordinary Voters
Living between two distinct political landscapes offers a unique lens on the mechanics of democratic life. While political passion burns…
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Anthropology

British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-5
Mountains, passes and difficult terrain made tunnels essential, particularly in Balochistan and the North-West Frontier. These tunnels were not constructed…
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Point of View

The Question of Equal Citizenship
Ending Employment Discrimination and Bringing Minorities into the Mainstream By: Kalavanti Raja Pakistan’s minorities possess a constitutional status that, on…
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Point of View

Afghan Students: Don’t Break Their Dreams
Let politics deal with politics. Let governments deal with governments. Let conflicts be resolved through diplomacy, dialogue, and law. Do…
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Anthropology

British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-3
On 14 August 1947, Pakistan inherited one of the most extensive railway systems in South Asia. The network connected Karachi…
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Anthropology

British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-2
When Pakistan emerged on the world map on August 14, 1947, it inherited an impressive, complex network of steel and…
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Public Opinion

Outdated Curricula Drain Student Motivation
Outdated curricula, lack of youth inclusion, and rigid teaching methods are driving Pakistani students away from traditional schooling. Modernizing these…
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Literature

Poetry: Mind Behind The Bricks
I’m building this wall that I am inside Along beside me are all the feelings I have tried to hide…
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Anthropology

British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-1
British expansion across the subcontinent relied heavily on civil engineering to secure, administer, and economically develop the region. The infrastructure…
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